Reviews for A Silent Voice Manga

I was moved after watching the movie and bought it. I can clearly understand each character in the manga. After all, it's interesting. This is a comic I want my kids to read.

I had heard the title before, so I finally started reading it. It's still in the middle, but I have a deep feeling...

The illustrations, the story setting, the development... good. The heroine talks in sign language → childhood is divided into children who can understand and children who don't understand... since they're children, they're inevitably incomprehensible, and frustrated? I think it feels like a target. a movie? →I saw it on ○Yo Road, and there was something that came as a surprise. As I grew up, what I did... not remorse and sympathy, but a feeling of similar emotions... watching it with my kids... the hero's complicated feelings and the heroine's pure and straightforward nature came to mind.

It is a work that makes me think about various things, such as bullying peculiar to children, the difficulty of accepting handicaps, and simply not being able to determine whether it is wrong or correct.

There are many cases where people who write low ratings have read only 1 volume. You can read it normally from volume 2. A story made up of the heroine being cute. The female characters that appear have a habit of personality, and it's amazing to end up doing this in a shonen manga.

It was a work I had always been interested in. However, the more I read, the more difficult and sometimes painful it became. Bullying was the trigger for this story, and the environment that took it was so real and painful. But I wanted lots of people to read it.

This story is so moving that it's hard to put into words. Not only that, I want you to introduce it to elementary school morality. Also, I want working adults to read this work. It's an essential part of the world that emphasizes equality now

I can't believe they're talking like this... I'm reading it and it just makes me feel out of nowhere. It's filled with everything about youth, and the aftertaste is wonderful, so I'm glad I was able to read it even if it was tough! If possible, I'd like to read a story that goes even further after the coming-of-age ceremony! It was a story that stuck in my heart for a long time.

I am proud that my parents' education was good. When I was a kid, I remember broadcasting a pro wrestling confrontation where people with “dwarfism,” called dwarfs, and pro wrestlers with normal (or higher) body types on pro wrestling TV broadcasts were broadcast between the main races. It's fun for the smaller ones to move around against the big ones, and the audience laughed a lot, and the tension of the main race was relieved! Of course, I remember watching with a laugh (my father was taking a break from the bathroom) and my mother told me at that time, “I'm convinced that this person makes money with this, so it's natural to be laughed at by customers and people watching on TV, but I grew up laughing because I'm different from myself or others (people).” Since then, I've tried not to watch that corner because I feel like I shouldn't laugh and watch it, but I have a disability I'm proud that there is no prejudice against certain people. There was a time when I was studying sign language and Braille, and I didn't have a chance to use them easily, and now I've forgotten it, but when sign language and Braille are shown in dramas and anime, I remember even just a little bit. I also now have surgery once a year for 3 years (3 times in total) for an intractable spine disease, but I'm living in a wheelchair every day without pain. I learned about “The Shape of a Voice” from the movie, but I couldn't go see it So I read it in comics, and I feel that elementary school student Shoya and you guys were unknowingly cruel is probably bullying that is still common today, and I objectively feel that bullying against disabilities will not go away for some reason even if various things develop. There are children and adults who are bullied, not limited to people with disabilities, even able-bodied people, and there are constant people who take their lives (or are about to end) by suffering it, so I wonder if the number of people like that will decrease even by one I'm praying that the day will come soon when there will be zero people who have taken their own lives. It's out of line with my impressions of this book, but please forgive me

I think it's a comic where you can find new emotions and ways of thinking by looking at the actions of each character, which consists of the environment and emotions of each character, from the viewpoints of characters in various positions, in a worldview that is not unusual and can be experienced by anyone. My heart is somehow heavy for 1 day after I've finished reading, and my thoughts go round and round and I can't handle anything, so I recommend a day where you can read slowly.

It made me think about people. Each character overlaps with someone close to them. It is a work that has good content and design, and can be recommended as a comic.

I watched this after watching an animated movie. Animated films are condensed within 2 hours, so it can't be helped, but comics also have more detailed descriptions, so understanding deepens.

are you getting more and more addicted to it since you first started reading it? That was interesting. but everyone had mixed feelings and was it possible to think about it?

When I was studying in America, my language skills were insufficient, so I didn't really understand what people around me were saying, what the class was about, or what the other person was saying. Conversely, I can't properly convey my own thoughts. Feeling sorry, embarrassed, frustrated, and lonely. There was no bullying, but I was able to sympathize well with Nishinomiya-san (the same was true for her bland reply). There seem to be quite a few people like that.

This work was selected for the “Manga Awards” around the time it came out, so I read it. It's a work that really sticks to my heart. As expected, Japan is a manga powerhouse! Isn't it a work that can be said?